Valve deleted the listing page of one of the world's most popular games, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, on Steam. Although this is thought to be an error, the data in SteamDBInfo suggests that an unauthorized access event may have occurred. Valve has not yet made a statement on the issue. There has been a development affecting the video game world in the past hours. Valve, the founder of Steam, "deleted" the listing page on Steam for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO), one of its most popular games to date. Yes, you did not hear it wrong. The company most likely accidentally deleted all the data of the game on its own platform. Unknown how it happened, the incident was noticed by Steam users. Players trying to access the game's page on Steam encountered an interesting "404" error. However, according to the information on the platform named SteamDBInfo, which examines every movement on Steam, this deletion was deliberate and gradual. Players entering Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's Steam page encountered the following image Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Steam When we look at the data in SteamDBInfo, we see that the name of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive on Steam, its description, game files, achievements and tags of the game have been deleted, after which the relevant page has been completely removed. This situation highlights the possibility of unauthorized access if there is no mistake. However, Valve has not made an official statement on this issue.